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bialixok12:02
jmlHello #bzr12:04
lifelesshello little island12:07
bialixluks: fixed and pushed to launchpad12:08
jmlHas anything changed between 0.90 and 0.91 wrt options passed to SSH? (particularly NoHostAuthenticationToLocalhost)12:11
lifelessI don't believe so12:11
mwhudsonah12:11
lifelesshowever the port will have changed, because of the bug in spivs patch12:11
lifelessfrom default to 22-if-not-supplied12:11
mwhudsonjml: https://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/bzr/+bug/14671512:12
ubotuLaunchpad bug 146715 in bzr "bzr+ssh broken for non standard ports." [High,Triaged] 12:12
mwhudsonlaunchpad.dev:5022 ftw12:12
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luksbialix, thanks12:20
bialixluks, I don't understand how to right-align of push-button12:27
bialixthere is exists some layot managers in Qt?12:28
bialixumm12:28
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Verterokmoin12:52
lifelesshola12:52
Verteroklifeless: Hi, time for one or two questions?01:02
VerterokI was wondering if the LogFormatter approach (like the one in bzrlib.log.LogFormatter) is the correct one for other commands like status, annotate so we can plug different output formats (like xml :) ).01:02
Verterokor maybe you (based on a more extensive knowledge of the internals) can give me a hint of an alternative approach?01:04
lifelessVerterok: sure01:06
lifelessso you want to use a process boundary right ?01:06
lifelessI think in that case that having some sort of filter for the output, that is selectable by your plugin code is good01:07
lifelessmany of these things are already split into data generation/data presentation01:07
lifelesse.g. status01:07
lifelessstatus --short kicks in a different formatter01:08
lifelessin short - yes, that sounds fine to me, though the LogFormatter interface doesn't strike me as the easiest to use ;)01:08
Verterokright, I'm having a few problem with LogFormatter01:10
Verterokmostly because I don't have any context of the current revision to be logged only the revision itself01:11
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igcmorning all01:14
VerterokI'm stating to write a kind of stack for the log --xml, just to have some extra information about the context01:15
Verterokhi01:15
lifelesswb igc01:17
igcthanks lifeless01:17
Verterokalso I recently added version, plugins and info command to the xmloutput plguin, and beuno added missing. we talk a bit about doing some kind of refactoring so we can avoid keep copying code from bzrlib and just plug to it.01:18
VerterokI just wonder if this kind of changes have any possibility of being accepted.01:19
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lifelessVerterok: of course they do01:37
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spivGood morning.02:01
i386morning02:03
i386how was your weekend spiv?02:03
spivVery pleasant.02:04
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i386thus, feeling pretty haggard this morning02:05
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dfchello. i am having some trouble deciding what style of layout i would like for my repo. I think i want the nested-style or nested-tree.02:20
dfci have a few "projects" that I use on all of my machines proj1-4 and a few that I only use on certain machines projA-C02:20
dfcis it best to do a init-repo basename ; bzr init basename/projBLAH02:21
dfcand only check out the branches that I need on each machine02:21
dfcversus just bzr init basename02:21
dfcwhere basename has many subdirs/braches with my proj directories?02:22
PengWell don't do that.02:22
dfcwhat is the status of nestedtree support?02:22
PengI don't know.02:22
PengI *think* it's more or less supported, but not really exposed in the UI.02:22
s|kI had to kill a stalled commit and now I have a locked file02:25
s|kwhat are my options02:25
lifelesss|k: bzr break-lock02:25
s|kthanks02:25
s|kmy commit keeps stalling02:27
s|k Committing 1383/138602:28
s|kit just stays there02:28
lifelessare you commiting a very big file02:28
lifelesslike an iso or something?02:28
s|kI don't think so02:28
lifelessis this local or network02:28
s|knetwork02:28
s|kremote server02:28
lifelesssftp? bzr+ssh ?02:29
s|ksftp02:29
lifelessis there network activity happening?02:29
s|kno02:29
s|kit shouldn't take this long02:29
s|kthe biggest thing in there is dojo02:29
s|kit's just text02:29
lifelessis there anything in ~/.bzr.log ?02:32
s|khrm02:35
s|kI'll check02:35
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s|klifeless: has a a bunch of lines with what I added and then added revision_id and then KnitRepository and the final line is "fetch up to rev {..02:38
s|knothing about an error or anything02:39
s|kthe directory where it's supposed to go on the remote server is empty.02:40
s|kand it's still stalled02:41
s|kI'm going to set up svn and see if that works, oh well02:41
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lifelessoh02:42
lifelessbye then02:42
Odd_Bloke:/02:42
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abentleyPeng: Nested trees are not currently supported.02:53
PengWeren't they supported for a while?02:53
abentleyNo.02:54
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Peng....02:54
PengNested trees != subtrees?02:55
abentleySubtrees are part of the implementation of nested trees.02:56
abentleyBut subtrees aren't supported, either.02:56
beunoVerterok, hey, just uploaded the spanish doc branch: https://code.launchpad.net/~beuno/bzr/bzr.doc_es02:56
beunoI'm pretty sure uploadind the whole bzr branch was on overkill, but I'm lazy toda02:57
beuno*today02:57
Pengbzr upgrade --dirstate-with-subtree?02:57
abentley--dirstate-with-subtree is hidden because it's not supported.02:57
PengWhat's the definition of "supported" we're using here?02:58
abentleyIt will make Bazaar act weird and fail in interesting new ways.02:58
PengHaha, cool.02:58
PengOkay, then, not supported. :)02:58
PengSo there are formats that aren't listed in 'bzr help upgrade'. Where are they listed?02:59
abentleyHidden formats are not listed anywhere.02:59
lifelesswell03:01
lifelessin the code03:01
lifelessbisection is a lovely way to find interesting cache bugs03:02
PengIn the code is what I meant03:02
Penggrep register_metadir bzrdir.py03:02
abentleyAh.  I thought you were talking about help output.03:02
PengNot really.03:02
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PengHelp output, code, whatever.03:02
PengI was just wondering what all of the secret hidden formats were. :)03:03
pooliegood morning03:05
igcmorning poolie03:07
pooliehello igc, welcome back03:07
poolieigc, quick call?03:07
igcthanks - great to be back03:07
igcsure03:07
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dfci would like to have a copy of an upstream svn repo in one of my shared repositories. do i use svn-import ?03:39
Pengbzr-svn?03:40
pooliedfc, either of those would work03:40
dfci am confused about branches/co/pull and bzr-svn03:43
dfci have set up my shared repo according to the reccomendations (i hope) such that they do not have working trees. if I do a bzr svn-import svnrepo mysharedrepo/importedsvnrepo03:43
dfcthat would result in the importedsvnrepo being just like any other branch inside of my shared repo?03:44
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lifelessfinally, fixed bisection03:57
lifelessreal lesson in the limits of tdd03:58
pooliemm?04:00
lifelesstheres a theoretical hole with tdd, which is to have something sufficiently complex, and not decomposible, that you get what appears to be rock solid, fully tested, does everything code, that is actually completely broken04:01
lifelessI had this04:01
lifelessanyhow04:01
lifelessI now have bisecting indices that I think are solid04:02
poolieiow you test each step you make, but you miss some tests you should have added?04:02
lifelessyou test each step you make04:03
lifelessbut the steps combine so rapidly that there are missing interactions04:03
lifelesswhere you can't write small enough steps04:03
pooliestrangely enough i was just thinking about that this morning04:04
pooliespiv, thanks for your promised fix for bug 14671504:04
ubotuLaunchpad bug 146715 in bzr "bzr+ssh broken for non standard ports." [High,Triaged]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/14671504:04
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lifelessblech, another glitch04:08
lifelessbreakfast first, fix that after04:08
lifelessoh, btw, diff is 50% faster with bisection04:08
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spivpoolie: I've sent it to the list now, it turned out to be essentially very easy (just don't set default_port for bzr+ssh:// or sftp://).04:36
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Verterokbeuno: ok, branching from it right now. which part of the doc are you translating right now? (to avoid working in the same thing)04:45
abentleypoolie: Hi.  Your BB feature request: do you have a preference for lines vs kb?04:48
poolieabentley, if i was doing it i'd probably go by lines of the final diff04:49
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pooliedisregarding the packed section04:49
abentleyOkay.04:49
poolieif that's easy04:49
abentleyHmm.  I'll see.  Sound really start hiding the packed section anyway.04:49
abentleys/Sound/Should04:49
poolieabentley, my review got error 50304:53
pooliemaybe just because you were upgrading or tweaking it?04:53
abentleyYes, I was just upgrading it.04:53
pooliecool04:54
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pooliespiv, re your patch04:57
poolieit looks ok04:57
poolieexcept i don't really see why ssh needs to be treated differently04:57
pooliewith this in place, does it mean ssh://host/ != ssh://host:22/ ?04:57
pooliein a sense i suppose that's right - we don't know that they're the same04:58
pooliebut maybe that is too pedantic04:58
lifelessto me04:58
lifelessdefault ports should be left None all the way down the stack04:58
lifelessthats kinda what default menas04:58
pooliethat's what i was going to say too04:59
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abentleypoolie: did you want this number in the list of merges or for individual requests?05:02
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lifelessit would be nice when looking at the list to be able to use it as a 'that will be easy to review' hint05:09
beunoVerterok, I've marked with TODO_ the ones that need translating, it's the latest, so you can grab pretty much anyone you want05:11
beunoI was going to aim for the guide next05:11
abentleyYeah, I'm guessing that was what he was looking for.05:11
abentleyWe'll see waht the performance is like.05:11
Verterokbeuno: ok, I'll help with that, maybe server or plugins. anyway, I let you known when I start working on one of these05:14
lifelessabentley: you could cache it05:14
beunoVerterok, you rock  :D05:15
abentleyYeah.  I've just put it up without caching, and perf seems acceptable.05:15
Verterokbeuno: this is going to be my first translation...let's see what happen :P05:16
abentleyCaching would mean changing the DB schema, which I can do if necessary, but I'd rather not.05:16
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poolieabentley, lifeless, yes, that's what i was wanting it for05:16
abentleypoolie: It's up now.  You likey?05:17
poolieso if calculating the number of lines would be too slow but you can get the blob size direct from the db quickly05:17
pooliethat would be ok with me05:17
pooliewow, sweet05:18
abentleyWell, it's only hitting 24 bundles, so it seems alright for now.05:18
abentleyI probably will cache it eventually.05:18
dfci am all sorts of confuyed. i create a repo with no trees in /repo and i created a branch there /repo/project .05:18
dfci then did bzr branch /repo/project ~/localcopy05:19
dfci have committed changes to localcopy but when i try and branch from /repo/project to another computer/directory it says revision 005:19
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pooliedfc, you need to push if you want to get them back into the parent branch05:20
dfcpoolie: push gives me an error05:20
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dfcpoolie: it says no push location05:21
pooliehow about if you say05:21
dfcit knows where it was branched from.05:21
poolieso to back up a bit05:21
dfci guess i expected the push command to publish the changes to its closest ancestor05:21
pooliedo you want ~/localcopy to be an independent branch, or just a checkout of the branch in your repository?05:21
dfci gues i am struggling with that05:22
dfcin that i know i am supposed to understand the difference but i dont05:22
lifelessdo you want them to be able to have different content05:22
dfcnot really05:23
dfcthe problem is one of the machines is a laptop that will not always have access to the parent branch so i do not understand how the checkout will work05:23
dfcso if i want them to be the same i do a checkout05:24
dfcwhat if i wanted an independent branch? how would i update the parent every now and then?05:24
poolieabentley, so what is the meaning of -r for bzr send now?05:26
abentleyIt controls the patch preview, and it controls how the merge is applied, but it does not control which revisions are included in the bundle.05:27
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poolieso the merge is done as if you'd typed merge -r XXXX05:32
ubotuNew bug: #150427 in bzr ""bzr send -r" needs help text" [Undecided,New]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/15042705:35
abentleypoolie: Right.05:36
abentleyOr -r X..Y, for that matter.05:36
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ubotuNew bug: #150438 in bzr "AssertionError: Could not find target parent in wt in wt4 _process_entry" [Undecided,New]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/15043806:26
poolieis there already a bug about hpss server-side hooks?06:29
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pooliespiv, can you please answer daniel pittman re hpss hooks, and file an rfe bug if there isn't  one already?06:31
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pooliehello jamesh06:32
jameshhi poolie06:33
pooliereading ll's repo format patch06:33
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poolieabentley, just what goes on the bb 'mine' page?06:56
poolieit's not just patches originated by me...06:56
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lifelessnamed commit of a specific file07:08
lifelessreal    0m17.163s07:08
lifelessuser    0m15.861s07:08
lifelesssys     0m0.744s07:08
lifelessthats with bisection, which is now good I think, for the index layer, but the pack wrapper needs a tad more love07:09
poolie"07:09
poolieSubclasses do not *have* to call the constructor, so this is in fact nor07:09
poolieout of date."07:09
poolie??07:09
poolienot out of date?07:09
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sandrotwhat's the difference between base, tree and other when conflicts arise10:25
sandrotHmm, BASE last revision, THIS, working tree, OTHER new merge10:27
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spivsandrot: BASE is the most recent common ancestor of the two branches.  So the changes between BASE and THIS are the changes in your branch, and the changes between BASE and OTHER are the changes to be merged with your changes.10:28
sandrotspiv: awesome10:32
sandrota quick look at bzr help conflicts and bzr help resolve wasn't very helpful10:33
sandrotbzr help THIS or OTHER or BASE don't do much either10:33
sandrotthink it should be added to the docs?10:33
spivYeah, it should be explained somewhere.10:34
spivIt's familiar to some people from other systems, but we shouldn't assume that everyone knows that.10:34
sandrotyeah, after a few diff's I got it and it made sense10:35
sandrotbut it's f-ing late and at this hour I rely on bulleted docs =)10:36
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sabdflhey revisionistas11:19
sabdfllifeless: i saw your landings over the w/e11:19
sabdflis it possible now to do a bzr upgrade to pack format repos?11:21
PengHas he said that people should yet?11:22
PengIt is experimental, after all.11:23
igcsabdfl: I think packs are still a few days away from being ready in bzr.dev IIUIC11:24
sabdflok11:24
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baijumI was going through : http://bazaar-vcs.org/OneZeroDocumentation Do you have plan t release PDF versions of docs ?11:59
baijumCreating PDF will not be much difficult, just: rst2latex.py and pdflatex would be enough. I have created such a PDF here for tutorial: http://bazaar-vcs.org/Documentation?action=AttachFile&do=get&target=tutorial.pdf12:01
baijumI used a LaTex style available here: http://svn.zope.org/grok/trunk/doc/style.tex?view=markup12:02
baijumMay be you can also use: http://rst2a.com/api/12:03
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baijumHi sabdfl12:34
baijumsabdfl: got one minute ?12:35
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Ngcan I get bzr to show me a diff between a checked out directory and the parent (remote, http) branch?12:52
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spivNg: bzr diff -r submit: uses the parent branch if there's no submit branch.12:56
spivNg: or possibly you want "bzr diff -r ancestor:URL"12:56
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Ngspiv: ahh, cool, thanks :)12:57
spivNg: "bzr help revisionspec" summarises the available goodies :)12:59
Ngta12:59
sabdflbaijum: sure01:00
baijumsabdfl, I was going through : http://bazaar-vcs.org/OneZeroDocumentation Do you have plan to release PDF versions of docs ?01:01
baijumCreating PDF will not be much difficult, just: rst2latex.py and pdflatex would be enough. I have created such a PDF here for tutorial: http://bazaar-vcs.org/Documentation?action=AttachFile&do=get&target=tutorial.pdf01:01
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baijum I used a LaTex style available here: http://svn.zope.org/grok/trunk/doc/style.tex?view=markup01:01
baijum May be you can also use: http://rst2a.com/api/01:02
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spivbaijum: ISTR plans for a PDF version were mentioned on the list at some stage, perhaps search the list archives?  Or perhaps post to the list about it.01:08
baijumspiv: if it is part of agenda for 1.0 release, that's fine.01:09
spivbaijum: I'm not sure off the top of my head.01:11
sabdflbaijum: looks good, i'm sure mrevell and others would appreciate a patch to spit out the pdf automatically01:13
baijumsabdfl: I will try to create a script to automate this01:16
mrevellbaijum: that sounds good. If you have any other suggestions for the docs, feel free to ping or mail me. I'm working on them for at least the next few weeks.01:19
mrevellbaijum: Thanks for looking at an automated PDF script!01:19
baijummrevell, it is just two commands, so I wonder I should automate it or not01:21
sabdflthanks baijum01:21
baijumnp01:21
baijummrevell, I have one more suggestion01:21
baijumFor each document you can use .. contents:: directive01:22
baijum*without* .. sectnum:: directive01:22
baijumthen01:22
mrevellbaijum: I think that'd depend on how poolie_ and others wanted to manage the creation of such a PDF as part of the release process. DId you say you'd posted to the bazaar list about this?01:22
baijumI am not sure I will get enough time to dig more ...01:24
mrevellbaijum: I'm looking in the mailing list logs now. It'd be great to get a discussion about this on the bazaar list.01:24
mrevellbaijum: I can post to the list and quote the discussion here.01:24
baijumok01:24
baijumwhile generating tex source: use --use-latex-toc option01:25
baijumthis will give you a good table of contents01:26
baijumyou will be also required run "pdflatex" command two time to get a proper TOC01:26
baijumsee this: example http://svn.zope.org/grok/trunk/doc/grok2pdf.sh?view=markup01:27
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baijumthat's all I wanted to say.01:27
baijumand if you want permission to use: zope style for latex, I can arrange that01:28
baijumhttp://svn.zope.org/grok/trunk/doc/style.tex?view=markup01:28
mrevellbaijum: Ah I see, well thanks for the input. I'll get a discussion going on the bazaar development list as I think it's a great idea.01:28
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gabehi all02:06
gabei have a checkout02:06
gabebzr st shows files removed and   'kind changed' and unknow02:07
gabebut these operations were performed from another checkout02:07
gabehow do I get this checkout to reflect the new structre? bzr update   doesn't do this :(02:07
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corporate_cookieI'm having a bit of trouble installing paramiko ..python dose not seam to recognize its out there and thus BZR is saying Unable to import paramiko (required for sftp support): No module named Crypto.Util.randpool03:12
corporate_cookiehowever Crypto.Util.randpool is our there ...I can see it03:13
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vilacorporate_cookie: try04:57
vilapython04:57
vilaimport paramiko04:57
vilawhat does he say ?04:57
corporate_cookievila ImportError: No module named paramiko04:58
corporate_cookiethis is the problem04:58
corporate_cookiei cant get python to recognize paramiko04:58
vilaso that's a problem in your installation, if python can't find paramiko, neither can bzr04:58
vilawhat's your os ?04:59
corporate_cookieRed Hat Enterprise Server 405:00
vilaouch, python 2.3 ?05:01
corporate_cookiepython -V shows i'm running python 2.4.405:01
corporate_cookieis there a way to verify python is installed correctly ?05:01
vilapython -v should show you some interesting paths05:02
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vilaor even better05:03
vilapython05:03
vilaimport sys; print sys.path05:03
vilaso that you have the complete list. paramiko must be in one of them to be found05:03
vilahow did you install it ?05:04
corporate_cookieI made an rpm from src05:04
vilahmm, can't remember the rpm command that lists the installed files05:05
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corporate_cookievila import sys; print sys.path gives me05:06
corporate_cookie'', '/usr/local/lib/python24.zip', '/usr/local/lib/python2.4', '/usr/local/lib/python2.4/plat-linux2', '/usr/local/lib/python2.4/lib-tk', '/usr/local/lib/python2.4/lib-dynload', '/usr/local/lib/python2.4/site-packages'05:06
corporate_cookie...which is missing paramiko05:06
corporate_cookieis there a way to edit this path ?05:06
vilano, paramiko must be *inside* one of this to be found05:06
vilaor alternatively you can use PYTHONPATH05:07
vilaha, what says rpm -q paramiko -l05:08
corporate_cookievila allas, it tells me package paramiko is not installed05:13
corporate_cookiewhen i do apt-get install paramiko ...it tells me I have the latest version05:13
vilaerr, you said you made an rpm, you didn't install it ?05:14
corporate_cookiei made a python rpm ..i installed paramiko through apt (from the DAG repo)05:14
corporate_cookiei did install the python2.4 rom05:14
corporate_cookieer rpm05:14
vilaso paramiko should be installed for for python apt-get thinks is the right one, which may not be your python-2.4.4.05:15
corporate_cookieah i see05:15
vilas/for for/for which/05:15
corporate_cookievila:  what  dose s/for for/for which/ do ?05:16
vila:) substitute "for for" in my previous sentence by "for which"05:17
vilaa workaround is to create $HOME/lib/python, define a symlink there pointing to where paramiko is installed and add a PYTHONPATH=$HOME/lib/python in your profile05:19
vilaparamiko seems to be pure python so that should work05:19
corporate_cookievila:  what dose s/for which/for which/ do ?05:22
corporate_cookie(pardon my denseness )05:22
vilaI said: "so paramiko should be installed for for python apt-get thinks is the right one, which may not be your python-2.4.4."05:22
vilaI wanted to say: "so paramiko should be installed for which python apt-get thinks is the right one, which may not be your python-2.4.4."05:23
vilas/for for/for which/ is the sed command to apply to my sentence to fix it, it's just a shortcut to tell people I have made a typo05:24
corporate_cookiesweet golly ... i got ya :" )05:24
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corporate_cookievila:  I installed paramiko via src  with python2.4 setup install --prefix= /usr/local/lib/python2.4/site-packages/paramiko07:19
corporate_cookieparamiko (so far as the readout states) was able to install and byte compile correctly07:19
corporate_cookieyet python is still not seeing it ... any ideas ?07:20
vilaok, so back to:07:20
vilapython07:20
vilaimport paramiko07:20
vilamessage crossed on the wire, hold on07:20
corporate_cookieok07:20
vilawhat did setup install said ?07:20
corporate_cookiebyte-compiling /usr/local/lib/python2.4/ ...07:22
corporate_cookiei also get copying build/lib/paramiko/config.py -> /usr/local/lib/python2.4/site-packages/paramiko07:22
corporate_cookie..it copies each lib07:23
vilaGood.07:23
vilals -l  /usr/local/lib/python2.4/site-packages/paramiko07:23
corporate_cookiethis shows me all the py and pyc files07:24
vilatry again:07:24
vilapython2.407:24
vilaimport paramiko07:24
corporate_cookieyet python2.4 .... import paramiko still yeilds an import error07:25
vilaimport sys; print sys.path07:25
corporate_cookie'', '/usr/local/lib/python24.zip', '/usr/local/lib/python2.4', '/usr/local/lib/python2.4/plat-linux2', '/usr/local/lib/python2.4/lib-tk', '/usr/local/lib/python2.4/lib-dynload', '/usr/local/lib/python2.4/site-packages'07:25
corporate_cookiehum07:25
vilaasme here ;-)07:25
vilas/asme/same/07:25
vilahold on !07:26
vila--prefix= /usr/local/lib/python2.4/site-packages/paramiko is wrong07:26
vilashould be07:26
vila--prefix= /usr/local/lib/python2.4/site-packages/07:26
vilals -l  /usr/local/lib/python2.4/site-packages/paramiko should have shown you paramiko only or you used completion and didn't realize their was two paramiko at the end ?07:27
corporate_cookiels -l  /usr/local/lib/python2.4/site-packages/ shows me bzrlib, lib, and paramiko07:28
vilaand ls -l  /usr/local/lib/python2.4/site-packages/paramiko ?07:29
corporate_cookiels -l  /usr/local/lib/python2.4/site-packages/paramiko shows me whats in the   /usr/local/lib/python2.4/site-packages/paramiko folder07:29
corporate_cookiewhich are the py's and pyc's07:29
vilapython07:29
vilaimport bzrlib07:29
vila?07:29
corporate_cookieno errors07:30
vilaprint bzrlib.__file__07:31
corporate_cookie usr/local/lib/python2.4/site-packages/bzrlib/__init__.pyc07:32
vilahmm, so paramiko is present but refuses to import, should be missing some dependency07:33
vilaimport pycrypto07:33
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vilahttp://www.lag.net/paramiko/07:34
vilapoints to07:34
vilahttp://www.amk.ca/python/code/crypto.html07:34
vilainstall pycrypto, rinse, repeat07:34
corporate_cookiei have pycrypto07:34
corporate_cookielol : )07:35
vilasorry, you lost me there :-)07:35
vilaimport pycrypto raises no errors ?07:35
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vilayou said: "ls -l  /usr/local/lib/python2.4/site-packages/ shows me bzrlib, lib, and paramiko"07:36
corporate_cookieah ha07:36
corporate_cookieit dose yeild an error07:36
corporate_cookiedamn you apt ...it installed pycrypto in python2.307:36
vila:-)07:36
vilaof course, that's the python *it* knows :)07:37
fullermdSee, if you were using a BSD system, you wouldn't have these problems   ;)07:38
vilafullermd: I was just about to say that :-)07:38
fullermdGreat minds think alike.07:39
vilaYour majesty is too good...07:39
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fullermdAh well.  Another time, perhaps.07:40
vilasure :)07:41
NfNit|oopfullermd: How so?  (re: BSD)07:41
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fullermdOh, I was mostly just prodding around with a sharp stick.  Mixing package-manager-controller and manual stuff on any system gets you in trouble.07:43
vilaWords of wisdom :)07:45
vilaI try to keep $HOME/[bin|lib|rest of the zoo]  as empty as possible :)07:46
vilaThe real fun begins when you need to test some code on several platforms sharing some sources from nfs mounted volumes while using different versions of required libraries07:47
fullermdVariant symlinks ftw!07:47
vilaAdditional bonus if the said platforms use different OSes and different processor endianess (too easy otherwise)07:48
fullermdAt least one of which should be a non-Von Neumann architecture   ;)07:48
vilavariants symlinks do not work for *source* (think python or perl) :-)07:49
vilaYou make me wonders about installing a *BSD on my old Bebox :-)07:50
corporate_cookievila:  looks like your pycrypto fix worked ..thanks for the help and patience!07:50
vilacorporate_cookie: you're welcome, happy hacking with bzr :)07:51
corporate_cookiethanks : )07:51
fullermdBebox??  Man, I always _thought_ you were nuts...07:51
vilahehe, I know there is a BSD port somewhere, but I never had the courage to try it...07:52
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vilaok, ok, Have to go :)07:53
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ubotuNew bug: #150682 in bzr "must handle IOError exceptions gracefully" [Undecided,New]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/15068209:36
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AnMasteris there any way I can hide specific changes from bzr missing and prevent them from getting added in a bzr merge without parameters10:21
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AnMasterlike blacklist changesets from getting merged10:21
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AnMasterwould be a very useful feature10:22
AnMastercan't find anything like it though10:22
AnMasteriirc svnmerge got it so can't see why bzr don't10:22
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bialixbzr call this cherrypicking10:26
bialixbut bzr has not full support of cherrypicking10:27
bialixbecause bzr use DAG to manipulate history there is no simple way to juggle with revisions -- otherwise it breaks DAG10:28
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AnMasterbialix, ah10:43
AnMastersucks10:43
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bialixhm10:44
AnMasterwhat version control support it10:44
AnMasterbecause I will change from bzr now, it is not an alternative for this project10:44
bialixtry darcs ten10:45
bialixthen10:45
AnMasterwhat about git?10:45
bialixit's only RCS I know that allows you to juggle with patches10:45
bialixgit -- is not my kind of tools because I'm working on windows10:46
AnMasterwell I'm on *BSD and Linux10:46
bialixit's your way, that's my way10:46
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erikgzis there an easy way to do bzr over ssh?10:51
LeoNerdWell there's sftp for an easy start, which is an SSH subsystem10:52
AnMasternow this is odd. when I use merge with -r argument it no longer shows that as merged...10:53
AnMasterso well cherrypicking in bzr is totally missing10:53
AnMasternot nice if you try to maintain stable and trunk10:53
AnMasterand merge history won't be nice even if/when that feature is added10:53
AnMaster..........10:53
bialixrecord for cherrypicking is missing10:55
AnMasterexactly10:56
AnMasterwhen will that get added?10:56
bialixmay be in 200810:57
AnMasterwhen in 2008?10:57
bialixI don't know10:57
AnMasterI see10:57
bialixbzr has very long list of features nice to have10:57
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bialixbut main goal for 1.0 release is performance10:58
bialixhttps://blueprints.launchpad.net/bzr/10:59
bialixhttps://blueprints.launchpad.net/bzr/+spec/bzr-cpick-data10:59
AnMasterbialix, so for now I will recommend people I know to not use bzr11:00
AnMasterthanks for that11:00
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AnMasterI like bzr but no cherrypicking makes it almost useless11:01
AnMasternight11:01
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bialixsomeone always will be unhappy11:02
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